I’m a male member, “Paper Airplane.”
The main advantage is that, while Platinum women may receive over 30 offers in a week or two, you might get only a fraction—or even a tiny fraction—of that, which means less competition.
The real value is something you only understand once you become one. If you’re on the fence, I’d say it’s worth becoming one. If you don’t feel the need, though, you don’t have to.
Oh, and sometimes, when you become something of a test case, they’ll introduce you to girls who passed the interview but are far too flaky to be officially registered and made public—meaning they couldn’t possibly receive any offers. You can even enjoy their total lack of seriousness… They’re really, really careless, but that can be fun in its own way.
I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
I recently became a “Black,” so I’d love to answer this myself, but Kaz’s response says it all.
Also, I can communicate with my coordinator without being overly reserved, so I’m able to discuss various things with them. I recently requested an in-person consultation as well, and I’m glad I did.
I’m Maezawa from the president’s office, and I’ll answer this as well.
Thank you for your question.
Basically, the other benefits aren’t all that significant. So if there aren’t any women you particularly like in the Black Class, it would be more rational to choose another class.
That said, if you have plenty of money to spare, I think there’s nothing wrong with choosing the Black Class.
One thing that surprises us during interviews with men joining the club is that people who have plenty of money barely care about the difference in membership fees.
I’ve never asked them why they don’t care, but my guess is that, regardless of who the other person is, they may have this idea that you should choose the highest-level course in order to get to know them properly.
In other words, the fact that there are different classes means that there are also differences in the services provided.
If, after joining, you ever find yourself thinking that Universe Club isn’t really that great—which can also come down to compatibility（笑）—then, if you’re in a lower class, your services are restricted. So you can’t know whether that truly reflects Universe’s full service.
Perhaps you would have been satisfied if you had chosen Black.
We basically treat everyone the same, regardless of class, but we do clearly differentiate the services.
And when something comes up that isn’t specifically covered in the stated services, a Black member may sometimes be told, “Let’s consult with a supervisor first.”
That’s because, as the highest-level class, we may want to do whatever we can to accommodate you.
For example, suppose someone asked us to arrange the meeting place in New York.
For anyone outside the Black Class, we would simply turn it down by saying, “I’m afraid that won’t be possible.”
But if it were someone in the Black Class, it might become something like:
“Our staff can accompany the woman and escort her all the way to New York. Please prepare a total of 2 million yen to cover the travel, accommodation, and other expenses. Depending on the woman, we may be able to arrange a meeting in New York.”
That is only a possibility, of course.
Still, since Black is the highest class, the services may differ as well. So if you have plenty of money to spare, choosing Black might be a good option.
There are also occasional questions in the Q&A box from people saying they want to become Black members. That’s because they want to meet women who want to meet Black men.
Perhaps an exceptionally wonderful woman might want to meet you.
You might even become one of those men whom women admire. It’s questionable whether that really counts as a benefit, but I do think that aspect exists.
That said, please choose a class that matches your means. Don’t overextend yourself.
The fact that you’re already considering the benefits of Black makes me think you probably shouldn’t choose it.
I’m not criticizing you—I think you’ll be happier that way.
Black members really do include men with a completely different level of financial freedom. Some can casually offer an allowance of 100,000 or even 150,000 yen if they like a woman.
So, if you’re thinking about saving on the allowance, you’ll probably be happier registering in a lower class.
I’ll say it again: the most important thing is not to overextend yourself.
Universe has four classes so that all kinds of people can enjoy the club. I think you’ll have a better experience if you choose the class that suits you.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
https://universe-club.jp/men/join/
They offer in-person consultations, priority introductions to women, and introductions to women registered confidentially.
I understand asking about things that aren’t listed, but please look up the information that’s already there yourself.
